iShares MSCI Poland ETF
Price
zł43.58
YTD
+15.20%
Expense
0.59%
Yield
2.85%
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iShares MSCI Turkey ETF
Price
₺40.53
YTD
+12.50%
Expense
0.59%
Yield
3.50%
Frequently asked questions
What is the iShares MSCI Poland ETF (EPOL)?
EPOL provides exposure to Polish equities. Poland is the largest economy in Central Europe and one of the EU's fastest-growing markets. The ETF has a yield of 2.85% and a YTD return of 15.2%.
Who manages EPOL?
EPOL is managed by BlackRock.
What sectors dominate the EPOL ETF?
EPOL is primarily composed of industrials, financials, consumer goods, and energy sectors.
What is the expense ratio of EPOL?
EPOL has an expense ratio of 0.59%.
What is the price of EPOL?
EPOL is priced at $36.77 per share.
Which ETF provides exposure to Turkish equities?
iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (TUR) provides exposure to Turkish equities, bridging Europe and Asia with high growth potential. It has a yield of 3.5% and a YTD return of 12.5%.
Who manages TUR?
TUR is managed by BlackRock.
What is the expense ratio of TUR?
TUR has an expense ratio of 0.59%.
What is the price of TUR?
TUR is priced at $38.95 per share.
What is the AUM of TUR?
TUR has assets under management (AUM) of $280 million.
Which ETF offers higher dividend yield, EPOL or TUR?
TUR offers a higher dividend yield at 3.5%, compared to EPOL’s 2.85%.
Are these Central/Eastern Europe ETFs suitable for long-term investing?
Yes, both EPOL and TUR provide access to high-growth European markets, but investors should consider political and economic volatility in these regions.
Can US investors buy EPOL and TUR?
Yes, both ETFs trade on US exchanges and can be purchased via standard brokerage accounts.
How volatile are Central/Eastern Europe ETFs?
EPOL has moderate to high volatility due to regional economic factors, while TUR has very high volatility because of political and currency risks.
Which sectors are most prominent in Central/Eastern Europe ETFs?
Industrials, financials, consumer goods, and energy sectors dominate these ETFs.
Which ETF is better for income-focused investors?
TUR may be better for income-focused investors due to its higher dividend yield of 3.5%.
How do I compare EPOL and TUR before investing?
Compare YTD returns, dividend yields, expense ratios, sector exposure, country risk, and volatility tolerance.
What is the typical expense ratio for Central/Eastern Europe ETFs?
Expense ratios for these ETFs are around 0.59%.
What is the difference between EPOL and TUR?
EPOL focuses on Poland with strong EU exposure and moderate volatility, while TUR focuses on Turkey with higher yield, elevated volatility, and growth potential.
Are these ETFs considered emerging market ETFs?
TUR is considered an emerging market ETF, while EPOL is sometimes classified as a developed or frontier European market ETF depending on the index provider.